Navix
Sightseeing cruises, island crossings and onboard dining for visitors and groups in southern Brittany
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-08
About Navix
Navix operates sightseeing cruises and ferry crossings around the Gulf of Morbihan, to nearby islands and along the Ria d’Étel. Its services include narrated cruises, island trips, dining cruises and private boat events.
It serves individual visitors, groups and businesses, including team-building and incentive events. Revenue comes from ticketed crossings and cruises, dining, group packages and vessel privatisation.
Navix is headquartered in Vannes, France, and was founded in 1992. Its routes serve ports and destinations in southern Brittany.
Product: Sightseeing cruises, island crossings, dining cruises and private vessel events in southern Brittany.
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